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We are always living the flow of history, yet some moments feel much more significant than others. The last few days, since the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, have moved many people in the UK and across the world, to reflect about historical processes: political change, dynastic continuity, the shifting role of monarchy, and more. For many the historic moment has resulted in intense and sometimes unexpected emotions. Emotions have become in recent years a subject for historical study, and we see all around us why that might be.
I am sure all members will have their own ideas about the events of the last few days, but I thought to share with you two links to writings I have found interesting:
to the late Rabbis Jonathan Sacks' words about Queen Elizabeth II: https://www.thejc.com/lets-talk/all/from-the-archive-lord-rabbi-sacks-on-the-queen-0q5F3G2i5uJjPb6Zp7j3Z
An article by the journalist Jonathan Freedland: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/sep/09/the-queen-has-left-a-void-that-britain-will-struggle-to-fill
Best wishes to you all, Miri Rubin